Words and phrases that have a meaning related to noon: (168 results)
Often used in the same context:
midnight, amat, afternoon, midday, sundown, morning, evening, weekdays, trisagion, noontime, lunchtime, dusk, continental breakfast, dutch treat, cdt, tomorrow, refreshments, country dance, wiener roast, midafternoon, sewing circle, potluck dinner, daybreak, midmorning, peppi, sunrise, steeve, public library, midnite, tag sale, hour, appt, gospel singing, reviewal, square dance, benjamin franklin bridge, square dancing, amon, turkey trot, pdt, prayer meeting, the nazarene, night, tonight, hrs, art class, suppertime, craft fair, alateen, string band, post time, swap meet, fish fry, euchre, dawn, potluck, brunch, nightfall, attention deficit disorder, flea market, walt whitman bridge, luncheon, day, nonmembers, preconcert, morning watch, skull session, folk dancing, lutheran church, knights of columbus, yard sale, open house, compline, horatio, rosarium, mdt, senior citizen, book fair, good afternoon, aril, afternoon tea, belly dance, mansion house, tail gate, pst, social dancing, veterans of foreign wars, baseball clinic, thursday, tenebrae, in harmony, preregistration, pacific time, crafts, crapaud, playday, paddle wheel, gmt, probus, upas, jumble sale, edt, sun, summer, noons, sunset, midsummer, morn, sunshine, autumn, daylight, easter, heaven, mornings, saturday, suns, noontide, forenoon, sweltering, 70th, equinoctial, leisurely, op, rest, tenth, .., auspicious, balmy, blessed, blinding
Appears in the definition of:
., afternoon, aim, antemeridian, ante meridiem, brighten, checkout, close, depart, detonate, ebb, flight, forenoon, hit, meridian, morn, morning, morning time, patronage, pm, postmeridian, post meridiem, read, say, sext, shock, there, thereabout, thereabouts, top, want
Part of:
mean solar day, solar day, twenty-four hours
More general:
time of day
Synonyms:
Also try:high noon, noonday, twelve noon
— Adjectives for noon: high, past, local, near, apparent, mean, solar, hot, next, after, long, more...
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